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Philip Mallegol-Hansen

@J12t @activitypubtestsuite Perhaps an obvious answer but: Which tools out there are ActivityPub standard (federation, not client) compliant (I’d consider that 1 thing, since it’s binary).

In more detail: Which of the different ActivityStreams verb and noun pairs are supported by each tool, split out across client - server, and server - server protocols.

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Blake Leonard

@J12t@social.coop @philip@mastodon.mallegolhansen.com @activitypubtestsuite@venera.social I think I'd do it in first class, second class, and no support. First class is, well, first class treatment, like a Note is in Mastodon or an Article for WordPress or WriteFreely. Second class is probably going to be when it's converted into a first class type, like Articles are in Mastodon (afaik) or how Firefish/Akkoma reactions fall back to generic favorites in Mastodon, or when it uses a fallback representation (was it content or summary that's on every object?). No support could be defined as any case where the above doesn't apply, and it crashes (god forbid) or drops/ignores the activity or object entirely.

@J12t@social.coop @philip@mastodon.mallegolhansen.com @activitypubtestsuite@venera.social I think I'd do it in first class, second class, and no support. First class is, well, first class treatment, like a Note is in Mastodon or an Article for WordPress or WriteFreely. Second class is probably going to be when it's converted into a first class type, like Articles are in Mastodon (afaik) or how Firefish/Akkoma reactions fall back to generic favorites in Mastodon, or when it uses a fallback representation (was it

Johannes Ernst

@blake @philip @activitypubtestsuite so you’d have a 3-valued range of support: yes, no, and falling back.

Philip Mallegol-Hansen

@J12t @activitypubtestsuite At the protocol level, I guess I’m thinking: If I send a message of type X, do I get a response that suggests the server accepted it, or not.

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